The phrase "a share equal to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial terms, ownership, or proportions in a context where you want to indicate that one share is the same as another in value or quantity.
Example: "Each investor will receive a share equal to their contribution to the fund."
Alternatives: "a share that matches" or "a share equivalent to".
Excluding a gain of $44 million from Compaq's strategic investment portfolio, earnings would have been 16 cents a diluted share, equal to the consensus estimate of analysts surveyed by First Call/Thomson Financial, and a penny below the so-called whisper number.
Excluding investment gains of $25 million after tax, Compaq earned 21 cents a diluted share, equal to the consensus estimate, according to First Call/Thomson Financial.
The deal gives Occidental a 24.5percentt share, equal to that of France's TotalFinaElf, while the state investment arm holds 51percentt of the project.
It took a year, but he made sure that STX's biggest releases could open on three thousand screens — and he got a revenue share equal to that of the major studios.
There are several different approaches to solving this issue, the most elegant of which is to convert the notes into a different series of preferred stock (e.g., Series A-1), with a liquidation preference per share equal to the conversion price; however, for purposes of this post, it's enough for founders simply to be aware of this issue and how it relates to discounts and caps.
Texas A&M and Team No. 14 are expected to receive a pro rata share equal to what the SEC's 12 current universities are making: an average of about $18 million in league payouts.
When feasible, the PV + EHP shows the best performance in terms of PEC with a solar energy share equal to 65%.
In addition to that, Dropbox announced that it will be selling $100 million in stock to Salesforce — its new integration partner — right after the IPO, "at a price per share equal to the initial offering price".
Manulife has offered 40 Canadian dollars in cash or 1.055 Manulife shares for each Canada Life share, equal to a premium of 30percentt over Canada Life's recent share price.
